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Nick Dellefave

Nick Dellefave

Holland & Knight LLP

Nick Dellefave is a trial and appellate litigation attorney in Holland & Knight’s Washington, D.C., and Newport Beach offices whose practice includes class action defense, class action litigation and arbitration, and hospitality and consumer-facing disputes. He is the author of “The Rise of Junk Fee Class Actions: What Companies Should Know” (Holland & Knight Alert, April 22, 2026) and “Proposed California Law Takes Aim at ‘Rent Now, Pay Later’ Services” (Holland & Knight Alert, June 24, 2026). Mr. Dellefave focuses on complex business litigation, with particular emphasis in the real estate and technology sectors, and has represented national and international clients in all phases of high-stakes state and federal litigation.

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